Tippecanoe Lake Country Club

Tippecanoe Lake Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Leesburg, Indiana. Originally designed by Harry Schopp, the course officially opened in April 1926, with the clubhouse following in June of that same year. The course is set in the scenic Tippecanoe Lake region and has maintained its legacy through various renovations and improvements over nearly a century of operation.

The course has witnessed several notable achievements, including a course record of 65 strokes set by a female golf professional in 1959, which also contributed to a world record 36-hole total of 133 strokes. Throughout its history, Tippecanoe Lake Country Club has served as a member-owned facility that has successfully navigated significant challenges, including the Great Depression under the leadership of early club president Mark Honeywell.

The club continues to maintain high standards under current management, with professional golf instruction and course maintenance led by experienced professionals. The facility combines challenging play with a welcoming environment for members and their families, offering both competitive golf and community gathering spaces. Regular renovations, including a significant 2013 clubhouse lobby remodel, reflect the club's commitment to preserving its heritage while modernizing amenities for members.